🪱Fasciola hepatica
La grande douve du foie (Fasciola hepatica) est un trématode de grande taille (2 à 3 cm de long sur 8 à 13 mm de large dans sa forme adulte). C'est un ver plat parasite infectant le foie et les voies biliaires des herbivores ruminants, particulièrement les ovins, souvent les bovins, et occasionnellement l'homme.
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- kingdomAnimalia
- ›phylumPlatyhelminthes
- ›classTrematoda
- ›orderPlagiorchiida
- ›familyFasciolidae
- ›genusFasciola
- ›speciesFasciola hepatica
- phylumFlatworms · Platyhelminthes
- subclassDigenea
- familyFasciolidae
- genusFasciola
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- kingdomMetazoa
- phylumFlatworms · Platyhelminthes
- classTrematoda
- subclassDigenea
- familyFasciolidae
- genusFasciola
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